On Social Media And Professionalism
Of course, the topic about navigating your way through social media when having to keep up with both your personal and professional worlds is not anything new. At the same…
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10 Of The Best Mobile Web Browsers
A few years ago, internet access on mobile phones was released in the market mainly to check, send and receive email and be able to chat with family and friends…
Creating A New Technology: 7 Tips To Consider For Your Financial Pitch
Article written by Taffy Williams, CEO of Colonial Technology Development Co. This is the last part in the series on creating a new technology.Part one answered the question: What are…
7 Business Lessons Learned From The NBA Playoffs
When it comes to sports, we all have our favorites. But come May and June, let’s face it, it’s all about the NBA playoffs. And this year’s series of back…
Creating A New Technology: Preparing To Approach Investors
Article written by Taffy Williams, CEO of Colonial Technology Development Co. Part one answered the question: What are the critical steps needed to create a new technology. This part helps…
Creating A New Technology: The Most Critical Steps
Article written by Taffy Williams, CEO of Colonial Technology Development Co. Creating a biotechnology or pharmaceutical company is always a dream of the entrepreneurs that work in the space. The…
Tips For Flourishing In An Ecosystem With A Third-Party App Startup
The great technology blog at The New York Times offers some nice bits of information regarding startups; just recently I read an article by Jenna Wortham about the third-party ecosystem…
How Near Field Communication Will Change The Payment Processing Industry
Near Field Communication Technology for Credit Card Processing The way consumers use their credit card accounts could be changing in the near future. There have been rumors within the industry…
Startup Founder Lessons: Jay Neely- How To Draw Attention To Your Product
Jay Neely is a startup founder & marketing consultant. He writes about Boston entrepreneurship, web strategy, and marketing at socialstrategist.com Jay shares his thoughts on techniques startups use to initially…
Startup Founder Lessons: Fahd Butt on Why thinkpanda.com Failed
Fahd Butt was the founder, Chief Technology Officer at Thinkpanda (An academic research and collaboration platform). He is now the Founding Engineer (Employee #1) at Y Combinator-backed Nowmov (Nowmov is…
Doing Business by the Books: 6 Bookkeeping Tips for Small Businesses
In business, as in life, the things that often matter most are the most difficult to do. That’s why so many people put off drawing up Wills and Living Trusts,…
You are on Facebook, but is your business?
Businesses can use social media tools to help them increase their monthly or yearly business leads, bring more traffic to their website, target the right audience, and promote special sales…
Startup Founder Lessons: Aaron Franklin On Getting To Beta
Guest post written by Aaron Franklin, co-founder of LazyMeter.com an application designed to end procrastination and forgetting. LazyMeter has now been in beta for 7 weeks. Our first cohort of…
Startup Founder Lessons: Tomer Tagrin On Raising Money
Guest post submitted by Tomer Tagrin, Co-founder at Yotpo . Yotpo is a new start-up company that is all about users and users’ opinions. After a few weeks (or forever…
The DOs of Building A Startup Team
Even if you are the most technically advanced person or the savviest CEO-wannabe, you need people to run the business. You can’t do everything, because realistically, your skills have limitations.…
How Do Entrepreneurs Think About Problems?
We all encounter problems, but we don’t all handle them same way. Among problem solving approaches, one of the more unique – and effective – is the entrepreneur’s. Unlike most…